1965 Ford Thunderbird Convertible
In the mid-60s, the Ford Thunderbird underwent significant changes with its newly redesigned model. Embracing a more squared-off “formal” appearance, it earned monikers like the “Flair-Bird” or the “Jet-Bird”. Despite these changes, the Thunderbird maintained its sporty image, especially with Ford’s decision to equip it with the standard 390 CI V-8 engine. Featuring a four-barrel carburetor and dual exhaust, this engine boasted up to 305 horsepower, accelerating the full-sized T-bird to 60 mph in just 11 seconds, with a top speed of approximately 120 mph. This T-bird effortlessly glides on the asphalt and comfortably handles modern highway speeds.
This exceptional example is adorned in striking Raven Black, complemented by a deluxe black leather interior and black top. A rare find, this 2-owner, all-original T-bird has been meticulously maintained. Notable options include:
- Cruise-O-Matic Automatic Transmission
- Master Guide Power Steering
- Swift Sure Power Disc Brakes
- Fully Disappearing Soft Top
- Turn-key Condition
- Factory Select Aire Conditioning (ice cold)
- Extremely Rare Kelsey Hayes Wire Wheels
- Padded Dash
- Vent Windows
- Backup Lights
- Sequential Blinking Rear Turn Signal Lights
- Quad Headlamps
- Chrome Dual Side View Mirrors with Remote
- Day/Night Rear View Mirror
- Leather Bucket Seats
- Reclining Passenger Seat
- Seat Belts
- 390 CI V-8 Engine
- Front and Rear Speakers
- Swing-A-Way Steering Wheel
- Clock
- Full Instrumentation
- Dual Exhaust System (virtually new)
- T-bird Crested Floor Mats
- Magic Air Heater/Defroster
- I-Rest Tinted Safety Glass
- Owner’s Manual
- Manufacturer Statement of Origin
Measuring an overall length of 205 inches and weighing 4693 pounds, this Thunderbird captures the public’s fascination with the space race through its jet-inspired instrument panel. Its racy bucket seats add a hint of sports car panache, making it one of the most successful personal luxury cars of its era. With distinctive styling and impressive performance, the fourth-generation Thunderbird stands as a luxurious and iconic automobile that belongs in any collection.
Are there any pictures, with the top down?
Is it possible to have a walk around, or
Actual ‘Test drive’ Video, so we could hear
this beauty running?
Here is a video link of the T-Bird with the top running and of the engine running.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FTuHkFUwrc_MSp02vN3SwEp6_pOiVH-o/view?usp=sharing
What is reserve price?
Can you confirm that the seats are, in fact, leather? Thanks.
The seller said Yes they definitely appear to be leather.